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Fingerex-SD that is Outlook
Add-In developed by Digent is the fingerprint |
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security email system. |
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Fingerex-SD makes Outlook
application allow only the authorized fingerprint to |
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access the application, and
send/read encrypted emails. |
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Fingerex-SD allows a user
to encrypt a document with his or her fingerprint, so |
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that decryption can be performed
by only the same person. |
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Fingerex-SD can be applied to the existing
Microsoft Outlook application without |
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any modification of the system. |
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Fingerex-SD is an application program
based on Fingerex authentication |
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system. |
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Fingerex system guarantees
the complete security because it independently |
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operates. |
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When fingerprint data is
transferred over the Internet, all data is encrypted. |
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Fingerex-SD system relies
on unique fingerprint authentication structure and |
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encryption to protect this
fingerprint data from physical hacking. |
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Only the designated recipients
can decrypt the encrypted document after |
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fingerprint authentication. |
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Fingerex-SD system can operate
in multiple servers; thus, if one server is |
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down, a back up server from
other location can maintain the service. |
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Fingerex-SD system allows
only those users, authorized by fingerprint |
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authentication, to access
Outlook, and to read encrypted email. |
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SD system uses HYH file extension,
so even though HYH file extension is used, |
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SD system analyzes a file
when opening the e-mail and checks if the mail is |
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from SD system. |
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Fingerex-SD system does not
have limitation on size |
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Fingerex-SD system is equipped
with dispersion server, so if the number of |
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hardware is increased, the
speed of fingerprint authentication goes up. |
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Fingerex-SD supports Outlook
or Outlook Express and is compatible with them. |
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Fingerex-SD minimizes the
size of email by encrypting and compressing it at |
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the same time when sending
it out. |
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Fingerex-SD has its own address
book |
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Fingerex-SD can register
10 different fingerprints. |
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Microsoft Windows 98se Service
Pack 6 |
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Microsoft Windows ME Service
Pack 6 |
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More than Microsoft Windows
2000 Service Pack 1 |
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More than Microsoft Windows
XP Service Pack 1 |
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More than CPU Pentium 700MHz
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More than 30MB free hard disk
space |
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More than 128MB RAM |
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More than USB Port 1.0 |
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CD-ROM Drive |
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For
Outlook users only, the following item should be installed in the
PC |
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(Not
applied to Outlook Express) |
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For
Microsoft Office Outlook2000, more than Office2000 Service Pack
3 |
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For
Microsoft Office Outlook XP, more than Office XP Service Pack 3 |
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More than Microsoft Windows
2000 Service Pack 1 |
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More than Microsoft Windows
XP Professional Service Pack 1 |
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Microsoft Windows 2003 |
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More than CPU Pentium 133M
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More than 30MB free hard
disk space |
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More than 128MB RAM |
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More than USB Port 1.0 |
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CD-ROM Drive |
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When
using Fingerex-SD Server & Manager, the following items are
essential. |
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Install
more than Microsoft Explore 6.0 Service Pack 1 |
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Install
more than Microsoft MS-SQL 2000 Service Pack 3 |
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After accessing to Fingerex-SD
server by fingerprint authentication, the sender |
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receives the authenticated
user's encryption key in DB. |
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The e-mail encrypted by the
user's encryption key is sent to the mail server |
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(SMTP). |
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The sequence of decrypting
an e-mail by the sender's fingerprint authentication |
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1. Receiving an e-mail (encryption)
from the server |
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2. Authenticating through
Fingerex-SD server |
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3. Receiving the encryption
key after success of authentication |
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4. Decrypting the e-mail
by using the received encryption key |
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Securing documents or sending/receiving
security e-mails |
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